Art level courses

...Styles in Art is an intensive introduction to the history of Western art for those with little or no background in the subject. Students begin...

...The art course mainly focuses on two-dimensional media. The course is designed to follow on naturally from GCSE Art and Design and is intended to meet the needs of the following candidates: those who will undertake further studies in Art and Design. those who will study subjects and take up careers...

...ART AND DESIGN (FINE ART) A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course : 2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1...

...All Art and Design courses provide a stimulating and exciting exploration into the varied art specialisms. You will develop ideas by researching into other artists and be encouraged to examine the world around you visually. You will work through a variety of techniques and learn to...

...The course has been designed to encourage an adventurous and enquiring approach to art and design. Successful students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of past and contemporary art & design practice and be able to produce artwork that embraces a range of ideas...

...A range of art and design subjects that get you to think creatively, to be able to research, solve visual problems, have good communication skills, and to work independently...

...Course information: AS Level in Art and Design (Fine Art) Course summary: This one-year course leads to an AS level, which is a qualification...

...Are you looking for a part-time qualification to enrich and extend your knowledge of the History of...

...better delegation results Recognize common delegation pitfalls and how to avoid them o Monitor delegation results Give effective feedback...

...The course is aimed at people who want to learn a new skill of nail art. Learners will use nail polish, tools and techniques to create designs on their own fingernails. These skills can be replicated at home... Learn about: Nail Art...

...Over two Friday evenings, we will explore the history of Art Crime, throughout the past 100 years. Case studies will include Nazi theft and looting of Europe during the Second World War, the Louvre and the Gardner Museum Heist. Since the Second World War, art crime has shifted from a relatively...

...This is a gallery-based course which aims to explore London’s lesser-known and often overlooked art collections. Visits focus on each collection’s origins and curatorial policy and their permanent exhibitions. A full list of meeting places for this course will be emailed to you after you...

...• Constructivism and Suprematism and their place in the development of Modern Art. • Constructivism and Suprematism in historical context...

... contexts of the time and how they impact women in art • How women artists trained as artists and managed to achieve critical acclaim and success...

...If Contemporary Art sometimes seems a little disorientating, this two-day course will provide some relief! By filling in the key historical background, you’ll soon begin to form a clearer picture of the ideas and practices behind some of today’s most interesting and controversial works. Giving...

...On this course you will learn how to recognise important myths and legends and the main heroes, gods and monsters popular in classical art. Discover how symbols and attributes help us recognise famous myths and legends and identify their main characters. Explore and consider the multi-layered...

...Travel back to the 1930s to explore the Art Deco style that influenced a variety of designs, from radios and cutlery to places related to travel, entertainment and commerce. In addition to looking at the architecture of the period, your guide will tell stories of life in London from the time these...

...Early Indian art from the Indus Valley Civilisation to the end of the 8th century AD. Sculpture, temples, stupas and cave painting are covered...

...This offsite course takes the form of a series of thematic visits to explore some of London's hidden art and architecture. Each week we will visit a different area, such as the City of London and Bloomsbury, and investigate specific topics such as postmodern architecture, or the impact...

...these artists often worked independently and followed totally diverse stylistic paths. We will explore the contexts of why their work differed so...